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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Archidply Industries Limited, an Indian enterprise, is engaged in the manufacturing and supply of various wood and paper-based materials. Its extensive product range features decorative laminates; multiple plywood brands such as Archidply, Monarchply, Silvi, and Ojus; in addition to PVC boards, WPC boards, and hybrid WPC boards. These offerings are utilized across a wide array of sectors, including hospitality, residential, commercial, healthcare, and educational environments. The company also boasts an international footprint, distributing its merchandise to 20 nations. Established in 1976, Archidply Industries Limited maintains its principal office in New Delhi, India.
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